Manx Club

Vincent, You sure gave it one heck of a test on your long trip! I hope your return trip back home went well. Sounds like thats the top to get! Thanks, Dan

Tom, Thanks for your response. I tried to check out his website, but looks like he is updating it presently. I'll give him a call and see if he can get me some info on the sombrero model. Its good to know someone has one and is happy with theirs. Thanks, Dan in Folsom

Being relatively new to buggys, the following may seem like dumb question. When looking for a bimini stye of top, what kind of a vehicle do you look for that is sized and priced the same as a manx type buggy? (like a jeep CJ?) As I doubt they have size listed for a manx buggy. Dan

Sure looks slick! Dan B.

Bob, My buggy isn't complete yet, but I may take a drive up 50 from the valley in my everyday wheels to check it out on saturday. Seeing i'm a newby, i'll be all eyes, ears & camera seeing all the cool buggys and differant setups. Also, Kragens here I come for that steering boot! Damn, hopefully...

Bob, neat application! It looks like a nice finished job. Dan

Huh? Isn't a bit more refinement a better idea?

Where did you get the flexible rubber boot assembly which covers the hole where the steering shaft goes thru the fiberglass? Dan

Wow, what a great garage! I wish mine was like that! Nice place!

Great looking color!! Sweet machine!

Great looking machine! I like the color.

Great Job Brett & Carol! Thanks for sharing your trip! Dan

CONGRATULATIONS YOU BOTH MADE IT!!!!!!!! THATS AWESOME!!!!! Dan

Dave & gail, Which Racetrim seat are you using? The thin one? I'm thinking of using the racetrim-thin seat on my manx clone. It kind of looked familiar... Dan

Would a switch over to adjustable spring plates, still require a retainer strap to keep things from bending during use? Dan